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Three stories, two people, and one outcome. A couple's third date is seen in three different situations where, despite their best efforts, nothing seems to go right. She hasn't gotten over a past relationship; he simply seems unlucky in love. Both will try to break free from their circumstances, only to encounter failure and discontent, which seems to seal their fate.
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Three stories, two people, and one outcome. A couple's third date is seen in three different situations where, despite their best efforts, nothing seems to go right. She hasn't gotten over a past relationship; he simply seems unlucky in love. Both will try to break free from their circumstances, only to encounter failure and discontent, which seems to seal their fate.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Eduardo Quispe, Jim Marcelo
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Runtime:79 minutes
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